Bondi Beach Post Office

The brick post office building at Hall Street features a columned entrance with Tuscan pillars and tripartite sash windows along its exterior walls.

Constructed in 1922 for £3,000, the post office emerged during Bondi's growth period when the area required enhanced postal services beyond existing stamp sellers.

The building exemplifies Colonial Georgian Revival architecture from the interwar period, reflecting governmental preferences for designs that emphasized social standing.

Located at the intersection of Hall Street and Jacques Avenue, the post office maintains original structural elements while serving current postal needs.

The building contains one of four remaining corner entry designs from the 1923-1926 period created by Commonwealth Chief Architect EH Henderson.

Location: New South Wales

Address: 20 Hall St, Bondi NSW

GPS coordinates: -33.89079,151.27275

Latest update: March 10, 2025 15:57